Sentence examples for strong voting from inspiring English sources

Revenge is a strong voting motive.

The town prospered, but its rapid growth and strong voting power, along with further religious bias, drew outsiders' antagonism.

"Thompson is a credible conservative, he has a strong voting record, he has strong, almost Reagan-esque communication skills," said Scott Reed, who managed the presidential campaign of the Republican Bob Dole in 1996 and is unaffiliated with any campaigns.

Steven Rosenthal, political director of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said that despite differences over trade issues and school vouchers, Mr. Lieberman "has had a very strong voting record on behalf of working families".

Perhaps it is because the administration's Latin American policy is shaped by the views of a small group of Cuban-Americans who still harbor deep-rooted resentment against Fidel Castro and, incidentally, form a strong voting bloc in a state governed by President Bush's brother.

State Senator Thomas H. Kean Jr., the Republican, has compiled a strong voting record on environmental issues during his time in the Legislature, co-sponsoring a "clean car bill," opposing legislation to ease restrictions on developers and supporting the preservation of New Jersey's Highlands region.

Jones recently gave Garrett a strong vote of confidence.

Tells about the strong vote for Catholic & Buddhist party members.

So he has a strong vote of confidence from management".

A big strong vote in North Carolina of Democrats turning out.

A strong vote for Mrs Prunskiene would be worrying, even though the presidency is largely ceremonial.